Bad wheel alignment = slower G?
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Bad wheel alignment = slower G?
Hello! Not noticing any sluggishness from my G, but I was wondering if this is possible. Always wondered. With the probability of the tire(s) not fully and equally coming in contact with the ground, is it possible to notice a slower acceleration/speed in general because of this? Even the slightest whatsoever?
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Possible? Yes.
Would you feel it? Highly doubtful unless you make hundreds of passes down the drag strip in your G and become very familiar with the feel.
You would notice a slight fuel mileage loss more than a lack of acceleration.
Would you feel it? Highly doubtful unless you make hundreds of passes down the drag strip in your G and become very familiar with the feel.
You would notice a slight fuel mileage loss more than a lack of acceleration.
If your toe is really out of spec your tires will be putting up a fight going down the road rather than rolling smooth as they should. Probably only noticeable if this was a sudden change, but mainly through the rapid tire wear you'd be seeing.
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10 4, thanks for the replies. I ask because I wanted to bring my G to the track to get some stock runs in before I do a couple mods this weekend, but need an alignment and have no time to do so between work. Wasn't going to go if a bad alignment made a mentionable difference on times, but if not...
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